Last Saturday, many people attended the third Vinho Verde Wine Experience in New York. This year, the event took place at Second […]

When you live in close quarters with someone, it’s important to learn how to get along. Roommates can be great friends or […]

The brand-new movie, Insert Coin, tells the story of the infamous Midway Games, a group of developers who created arguably some of the most addictive (if not violent) video arcade games way back in the ’80s.

The slow plod of keys and overdriven chorus of keys work against (in a good way) the shank beat on the Enya-like “I Love My Father,” a song that mines a deeply emotional by midway, and it’s probably my favorite track here.

Reminded that “Cosplay is Not Consent” (thanks very much Comic-Con, as if I didn’t know) here men and women paint themselves, don various costumes (lots self-made) to be looked upon, have their picture taken, to be ogled. Confidence is high in the cosplay universe and simply put, everybody dressed at Comic Con, showing whatever of themselves they are showing, is hoping to be looked at.

I devoured Set the Night on Fire: Living, Dying, and Playing Guitar With the Doors. But I don’t think you need to be a Doors listener, a Krieger fan or even really all that much into rock and roll to enjoy this chronicle of a creative man’s history and his thoughts about life. 

I just enjoyed a challenging, fun and so inspiring conversation with Cari Ann, one of the two creators/curators of The Museum of Wild and Newfangled Art or mowna (her partner is Joey Zaza). Teaching dance and technology as a full-time professor at NYU’s Tish school, immersed in the intersection of these two areas, Cari Ann has taken her interests further into developing an elegant online space to present art of all types. And she is ever so passionate about it.

The past two years have been challenging for the entire world, but particularly for Poland, where land-based casinos have been hit by […]

I love the writings of Molière, especially his TARTUFFE. And I adore live theatre and have so missed it during this unusual few months when we haven’t been able to enjoy it. But as I feel about the infrequent, and certainly uncomfortable times I tried to watch some of Steven Cobert’s The Late Show from his home or a ‘live; concert given by performers beaming in from some personal location far from an audience, I can’t get behind any streaming/Zoomed/at-home-streaming-replacement of our ‘new normal.

We’re giving away one prize package to see the new film Indignation, now playing in New York, Los Angeles, and in select […]

The iconic New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) building is in the financial district of New York City (Big Apple) on Wall Street. […]

Dominatrix on Trial: How A Canadian Dominatrix Fought The Law And Won is a stunning autobiography from Canadian sex worker/dom Terri-Jean Bedford, a […]